Scheduling Tool

Scheduling Tool Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: September 6th, 2024

Struggling to keep track of appointments, meetings, and deadlines? A scheduling tool might be just the business idea for you.

In simple terms, a scheduling tool helps individuals and businesses manage their time more effectively by offering a platform to book and organize various activities. Rather than using a traditional calendar, this software can automate booking, send reminders, and eliminate conflicts, making life easier for users.

Why should you be interested? The demand for efficient time management solutions is growing in our increasingly busy world. From freelancers to corporate teams, everyone benefits from streamlined scheduling. This business not only addresses a universal pain point but also taps into a market that's ripe for innovation.

Starting a scheduling tool business requires tech-savvy skills and a commitment to user-friendly design, but the dividends can be substantial. If you’re willing to invest the effort, this could be a lucrative venture with long-term potential.

In this list, you'll find real-world scheduling tool success stories and very profitable examples of starting a scheduling tool that makes money.

1. Spurwing ($600K/year)

Ilya Nevolin, Co-founder and Partner of Spurwing, came up with the idea for their business when he realized that developing custom scheduling solutions from scratch was a complex and time-consuming process for startups and SMEs. Spurwing provides a scheduling API that simplifies the development process and saves businesses time and money. Since their launch in February 2020, Spurwing has powered millions of appointment bookings for thousands of companies and is poised for a bright future in the scheduling solutions market.

How much money it makes: $600K/year
How much did it cost to start: $100K
How many people on the team: 3

How We Developed A $50K/Month Scheduling API

Spurwing, a scheduling API start-up, developed a cost-effective solution to help developers and managers avoid the complex process of building custom scheduling solutions from scratch, resulting in powering millions of appointment bookings for thousands of companies.

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